God’s teaching me heaps here in Pemba, but this is the challenging word from yesterday.
Will you love without limits?
What does God’s love look like when it is rejected, spat on, dishonored? It never ends. It loves still. Until heaven or hell, the love never leaves us.
So, that’s what our love must look like? As children of God, we must love as radically as our Father loves?
That’s heavy.
But it will take His radical love to transform the world.
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Posted by on June 7, 2008 in Love.

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About Jennie Joy

I'm a lover and truth-seeker. This blog is a place for me to share my thoughts, struggles, and sincere searchings as I get to know God and welcome the reality of His kingdom in and through me.

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